As currently written, the --skip-prior-hands option has some issues:

• files must be passed in a specific order so that the correct hands are skipped
• skipping can only be done for one table. if files for multiple tables are passed in, only the table in the first file will get the skip logic
• there is no indication in output that any hands were skipped

I plan to address these items by moving the skip hands logic from the loop that reads in the files and forms the data structure of split hands, and instead move the skip logic to the loop that processes those split hands.

This way the order will no longer matter, and the skip logic will apply to as many tables as are found.

FYI @cchervitz

PokerMavens has an option to Export "Account names & emails" to a file. This should be the format that the roster file directly uses. I know JSON is far easier to parse, and an argument could be made that PokerMavens should just update its export routine to produce a JSON file, but for now, I think this might be the faster route.

It'd be really nice to externalize some of the constants used in the script (e.g., email items - subject, from, cc, smtpserver, smtpport, & the "note" used in balances.csv) in an external JSON/XML file. If no file exists, then leave as defaults as currently is now. This way, we could pull new versions down and not have to constantly edit with our own personal values.